Davehutch-hutchs

Nice 1 Ross , sort meeting in the week or next Saturday

same here m8 if it ain't poo I will be going too

no different to the rest of us then

Glad your sorted m8

true...true.have you sorted it ? see my neighbours fence is on the move , suppose he will be knocking my door soon ,

there is always something m8

Yes well done to them , hard graft I bet

I got a camera joint birthday/xmas , some camera bits and bobs , money , chocolates, chain lube (dry) and chain cleaner, old men rule t shirt

nice 1 m8

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don't think so mark , cheers m8

Thanks Alan and back at you m8

Did you have to go ? Or was it just for the ride ?

don't be daft that's not me my cans would be sticking up through the snow

Morninng guys

Not for me either , my first Xmas without ale for 33 years

rodney

wonder how real they smell ??

They must be harder than you think given that the guy who created them rode off a cliff on one yes but still think it would be fun

I think you're dead easy to get on with. Then again, I've never asked for a quote May I respectfully suggest some pointers for Jockland: 1) Everything South of Oban is mostly crap, so do the getting there bit in a day. So as that will only leave you 3 days for playing you need to decide whether you want to cover lots of ground, or take the time to enjoy riding the good bits. 2) Remoter bits like the Ardnamurchan peninsular will see you struggle to average 30MPH. The North East is bleak, desolate and not inspiring at all, and don't think that Kintyre looks interesting - it's dull and flat. If I was going for fun, I'd say concentrate on the West coast between Oban and Ullapool. 3) The road right across the top is splendid, if you're up that far then do it rather than cut inland, but don't make a special journey just for that. 4) Ullapool - Applecross - Locharron is an utterrly great run. 5) Unless you' going for a lap of the place then it might be best to base yourself somewhere and have 3 days out and back. 6) B&Bs can be a bit steep - the last one I stayed in was £110 for a double, but they can charge that when the 'aint a Premier Inn for a hundred miles 7) If it's decent weather you will want to go back for longer. Thanks for the advice lee

not even got a passport and thanks for the advice maveric

Lol let us know how you get on